Saskatchewan Roughriders Tickets
Saskatchewan Roughriders Tickets
- BC Lions vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders, BC Place Stadium tickets for 07/13 04:00 PM at BC Place Stadium, Vancouver, BC, From $24
- Sat Jul 13 2024
- Montreal Alouettes vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders, Molson Stadium tickets for 07/25 07:30 PM at Molson Stadium, Montreal, QC, From $27
- Thu Jul 25 2024
- Ottawa RedBlacks vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders, TD Place Stadium tickets for 08/08 07:30 PM at TD Place Stadium, Ottawa, ON, From $19
- Thu Aug 08 2024
- Toronto Argonauts vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders, Bmo Field tickets for 08/22 07:30 PM at Bmo Field, Toronto, ON, From $22
- Thu Aug 22 2024
Logo of a green wreath surrounding a green “S” with a white background on a green helmet and a green and white uniform with black accents represent the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Based in Regina, Saskatchewan, they are a professional football team playing in the West Division of the Canadian Football League. With an amazing twenty inductions to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame, the Roughriders are famous and have fans that come to support them from Saskatchewan and across Canada and are affectionately known as the “Rider Nation.” In Canada, MSN Sports has ranked the Riders fans as the rowdiest of any sports team and hence they are counted as the best fans in the league.
Saskatchewan Roughriders Cities
- Saskatchewan Roughriders Calgary AB
- Saskatchewan Roughriders Edmonton AB
- Saskatchewan Roughriders Hamilton ON
- Saskatchewan Roughriders Montreal QC
- Saskatchewan Roughriders Ottawa ON
- Saskatchewan Roughriders Regina SK
- Saskatchewan Roughriders Toronto ON
- Saskatchewan Roughriders Vancouver BC
- Saskatchewan Roughriders Winnipeg MB
Riders have won the Western Championships a record twenty seven times and have finished first seven times in the Western Division. Their record has eighteen Grey Cup final appearances with three Grey Cups wins, latest coming in 2007.Their sold out rivalry games are sold out at the beginning of the season with Winnipeg Blue Bombers as their biggest rivals among other big names as Edmonton Eskimos, BC Lions and Calgary Stampeders. The Roughriders celebrated their 100-year anniversary as a football club, finished second in the West and defeated the BC Lions and Stampeders in the Semi-Final and Final respectively.
After the resignation of Ken Miller, Corey Chamblin was name the new head coach of the Roughriders in late 2011. He had served as a defensive coordinator for Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Tow top Canadian players were hired Brendon LaBatte and Dominic Picard but they lost all-star linebacker Jerrel Freeman and outstanding slotback Andy Fantuz and still managed to qualify for the playoffs.
The last Grey Cup was played on their home turf. Saskatchewan has hosted the Grey Cup three times in 1995, 2003 and in 2013 and now it has been announced that Riders will have a new stadium for the 2017 season. Saskatchewan Roughriders tickets were sold in a matter of days .
Saskatchewan Roughriders 2024 Schedule
Football season is here and is packed with epic matchups. You can catch all the action live as it happens. Next event featuring Saskatchewan Roughriders will be CFL Preseason: Saskatchewan Roughriders vs. Winnipeg Blue Bombers, held at the Mosaic Stadium At Taylor Field in Regina. As of now, the last event, Calgary Stampeders vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders is scheduled for 20-Sep-24 at the McMahon Stadium in Calgary. For complete itinerary of events, please visit our website.
Date | City | Venue |
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20-May-24 | Regina, Saskatch | Mosaic Stadium At Taylor Field |
25-May-24 | Edmonton, Alberta | Commonwealth Stadium - Edmonton |
8-Jun-24 | Edmonton, Alberta | Commonwealth Stadium - Edmonton |
16-Jun-24 | Hamilton, Ontario | Tim Hortons Field |
23-Jun-24 | Regina, Saskatch | Mosaic Stadium At Taylor Field |
4-Jul-24 | Regina, Saskatch | Mosaic Stadium At Taylor Field |
13-Jul-24 | Vancouver, British | BC Place Stadium |
19-Jul-24 | Regina, Saskatch | Mosaic Stadium At Taylor Field |
25-Jul-24 | Montreal, Quebec | Molson Stadium |
3-Aug-24 | Regina, Saskatch | Mosaic Stadium At Taylor Field |
8-Aug-24 | Ottawa, Ontario | TD Place Stadium |
16-Aug-24 | Regina, Saskatch | Mosaic Stadium At Taylor Field |
22-Aug-24 | Toronto, Ontario | Bmo Field |
1-Sep-24 | Regina, Saskatch | Mosaic Stadium At Taylor Field |
7-Sep-24 | Winnipeg, Manitoba | Investors Group Field |
20-Sep-24 | Calgary, Alberta | Mcmahon Stadium |
28-Sep-24 | Regina, Saskatch | Mosaic Stadium At Taylor Field |
5-Oct-24 | Edmonton, Alberta | Commonwealth Stadium - Edmonton |
12-Oct-24 | Regina, Saskatch | Mosaic Stadium At Taylor Field |
26-Oct-24 | Regina, Saskatch | Mosaic Stadium At Taylor Field |